texts: <mask>'s fight for power was an inspiration for The Prince by Niccol Machiavelli. He was a member of the Spanish-Aragonese House of Borgia and an illegitimate son of Pope Alexander VI. After the death of his brother in 1498, he became the first person to resign from the church. He was a condottiero for King Louis XII of France and occupied Milan and Naples during the Italian Wars. After his father's death, he was unable to retain power for long, as he carved out a state for himself in Central Italy. He made an error in creating a new pope, according to Machiavelli. <mask>'s birth date is a subject of dispute.He was born in Subiaco. In either 1475 or 1476, the illegitimate son of Cardinal Roderic Llanol i de Borja, known as "<mask>", later Pope Alexander VI, and his Italian mistress Vannozza dei Cattanei, about whom information is sparse. Alphonso <mask>, Cesare's great-uncle, was elected Pope Callixtus III in 1455, making him the first bishop of Valencia. Pope Alexander VI was the first pope to publicly recognize his children born out of wedlock. Cardinal <mask> claimed that Cesare was the illegitimate son ofDomenico d'Arignano, the husband of Vannozza dei Cattanei. Cesare was granted a release from the need to prove his birth in a bull by Pope Sixtus IV. Cesare was groomed for a career in the Church.Cesare studied law at the Studium Urbis after finishing school in Perugia and Pisa. He was made Bishop of Pamplona at the age of 15. He was appointed bishop of both Castres and Elne in 1493. He was the Abbot of the abbey of Saint-Michel-de-Cuxa. Cesare was made a Cardinal at the age of 18. <mask>'s brother Giovanni was made captain general of the military forces of the papacy after Alexander VI staked the hopes of the Borgia family. Giovanni was killed in 1497Cesare's younger brother, Gioffre, and the mistress of both <mask> and Giovanni's wife, Sancha of Aragon, were rumored to have been involved in Giovanni's murder. Cesare's role in the act has never been clear. He didn't have a definite reason as he was likely to be given a secular position if his brother died. Giovanni may have been killed because of a sexual liaison. <mask> was the first person in history to resign the cardinalate in order to pursue a military career. Cesare Duke was named by Louis XII of France. The nickname "Valentino" is explained by his former position as Cardinal of Valencia.Cesare's career was founded on his father's ability to distribute patronage and his alliance with France in the course of the Italian Wars. Cesare was with the king when he arrived in Milan after the ousting of the duke of Sforza. Alexander decided to carve out a state of his own for Cesare in northern Italy because of the favorable situation. He declared that his vicars in Romagna and Marche had been deposed. The rulers had been dependent on other states for a long time. The citizens felt that the vicar theses were cruel. Cesare was seen by the citizens as a great improvement after he took power.<mask> was appointed commander of the papal armies with a number of Italian mercenaries, supported by 300 cavalry and 4,000 Swiss infantry sent by the King of France. Alexander sent him to capture Imola and Forl. Borgia returned to Rome to celebrate a triumph and receive the title of Papal Gonfalonier from his father despite being deprived of his French troops after the conquest of those two cities. Alexander was given enough money by the creation of twelve new cardinals to hire a number of people. Lucrezia's husband Giovanni Sforza, Pandolfo Malatesta and Faenza surrendered after Cesare ordered them to do so. The duke of Romagna was created in May 1501. Cesare was hired by Florence and added the lordship of Piombino.<mask> commanded the French troops in the sieges of Naples and Capua, which were defended by Prospero and Fabrizio Colonna. The collapse of Aragonese power in southern Italy was caused by his troops storming the latter. After setting out for Marche in June 1502, he was able to capture Camerino and Urbino. He was going to conquer Bologna. Cesare was feared by his condottieri, most notably the Orsini brothers, who set up a plot against him. Guidobaldo da Montefeltro and Giovanni Maria da Varano went back to their homes. His opponents had to work harder than they would have liked because his subjects had enjoyed his rule.Imola was where he waited for his opponents' loose alliance to collapse. Cesare imprisoned his condottieri in Senigallia, then called Sinigaglia, and had them killed. The Republic of San Marino was conquered in 1503. Cesare had trouble maintaining his domain without continued Papal patronage. Cesare's dependence on the Papacy was the main disadvantage of his rule according to Niccol Machiavelli. Cesare would have been a very successful ruler if he had been able to win the favor of the Pope. Cesare was planning the conquest of Tuscany when he heard of his father's death.His troops were in control of the conclave while he was convalescing from an attack of malarial fever. <mask> <mask> was reconfirmed as Gonfaloniere by the new pope, Pope Pius III, but he died after only twenty-six days. Giuliano Della Rovere was able to trick the weakened <mask> <mask> into supporting him by offering him money and continued papal backing for Borgia policies in the Romagna. Cesare tried to correct the situation to his advantage, but Pope Julius II made sure of its failure. Julius forced Cesare to give up San Marino after six months. <mask> <mask>, who was facing the hostility of Ferdinand II of Aragon, was betrayed while in Naples by Gonzalo Fernndez de Crdoba, a man he had considered his ally, and imprisoned there, while his lands were retaken by the Papacy. He was imprisoned first in the Castle of Chinchilla de Montearagn in La Mancha and then in the Castle of La Mota, Medina del Campo, near Segovia, after he tried to escape.He escaped from the Castle of La Mota with help, and was welcomed by King John III of Navarre, who was missing an experienced military commander. The count of Lern and Ferdinand II of Aragon's conspiratorial ally in Navarre, but not the castle, was captured by Borgia. An enemy party of knights fled from the castle during a heavy storm in the early morning of March 11, 1507. Borgia was angry at the ineffectiveness of the siege and chased them. He received a fatal injury from a spear when he was trapped in an ambush by the party of knights. He was stripped of his luxurious garments, valuables, and a leather mask covering half his face. Borgia had a red tile covering his genitals.Borgia was placed in a mausoleum at the altar of the Church of Santa Mara in Viana in northern Spain after King John III ordered it built. The Bishop of Mondoedo published from memory what he had seen on the tomb when he visited the church in the 16th century. The most commonly cited version of this epitaph is the one published in the 18th century by the priest and historian Francisco de Alesn. Borgia was an old enemy of Ferdinand of Aragon, and he was fighting the count who paved the way for Ferdinand's 1512 Castilian invasion against John III and Catherine of Navarre. The tomb was destroyed sometime between 1523 and 1608 during Santa Mara's renovation and expansion. Borgia's bones were removed from the church and placed under the street in front of the church because the bishop of Calahorra thought it was inappropriate to have the remains there. The Bishop of Santa Mara expelled Borgia from the church because of his father's death, according to Vicente Blasco Ibez.Local tradition continued to mark the place of Borgia's death and ghost, despite the fact that the bones were lost for many years. The first dig in 1886 involved the French historian Charles Yriarte, who also published works on the Borgias, who sought the resting place of the notorious <mask> Borgia. After Borgia was unearthed for the second time in 1945, his bones were taken for a lengthy forensic examination by Victoriano Juaristi, a surgeon by trade and Borgia enthusiast. There was evidence that the bones were from Borgia. <mask> <mask>'s remains were sent to Viana's town hall, which was across from Santa Mara. They were reburied outside of the Church of Santa Mara because they were in danger of being stepped on. Borgia was declared the Generalissimo of the papal by placing a memorial stone over it.The proposal to have Borgia dug up once more and put back into Santa Mara was rejected by the church due to the recent ruling against the interment of anyone who did not hold the title of pope or cardinal. <mask>'s bones were not allowed to be moved into the church since he had left the cardinalate. After more than 50 years of petitions, <mask> would finally be moved back inside the church on March 11, 2007, the day before the 500th anniversary of his death, according to an Archbishopric spokesman. The local church has no opposition to the transfer of his remains. He deserves to be forgiven now that he has done something. Niccol Machiavelli was the Secretary of the Florentine Chancellery when he met the Duke. Machiavelli was at Borgia's court from October to January.Many of the dispatches he wrote to his superiors in Florence have survived and are included in Machiavelli's Collected Works. Borgia is an example of the dangers of acquiring a principality by virtue of another. <mask> <mask> ruled the Romagna with skill and tact despite his father giving him the power to set up. Cesare was overthrown in a matter of months after his father died and a rival entered the Papal seat. The assassination of his captains on New Year's Eve of 1502 in Senigallia is attributed to <mask> Borgia by Machiavelli in chapter VII of The Prince. There is controversy over Machiavelli's use of Borgia. Machiavelli's Borgia is thought to be the beginning of state crimes in the 20th century.The admiration for violence in Machiavelli's Borgia is explained by the general criminality and corruption of the time. Leonardo da Vinci was briefly employed by Borgia and <mask> <mask>. Cesare gave Leonardo an unlimited pass to inspect and direct all construction in his domain. Leonardo built the canal from Cesena to Porto Cesenatico. Leonardo had worked at the court of Sforza for many years before Louis XII of France drove him out of Italy. Leonardo was unsuccessful in finding a patron in Italy. Leonardo spent the last three years of his life working in France after King Francis I of France convinced him to enter his service.Cesare married Charlotte of Albret, a sister of King John III of Navarre, on 10 May 1499. The plan to offer a royal blood bride to the newly proclaimed French King Louis XII was part of a plan by the Navarrese monarchs to ease tensions with the Holy See. Louis II de la Trémoille, Governor of Burgundy, and Philippe de Bourbon were both married to <mask>. At least 11 illegitimate children were fathered by Cesare. After <mask>'s death, Lucrezia Borgia was moved to the court of her aunt, Lucrezia <mask>, who was Girolamo <mask>'s wife. During his time with <mask> Borgia, Machiavelli recorded accounts that give insight into the man. At times he was secretive and taciturn, at other times he was loquacious and boastful.He alternated spurts of demonic activity when he stayed up all night receiving and dispatch messengers, and when he remained in bed and refused to see anyone. He was very open with his subjects, loving to join in local sports and cut a handsome figure, even though he was quick to take offense. Cesare was observed as having "inexhaustible" energy and an "unstoppable genius" in military matters and diplomatic affairs, and he would go days and nights without sleep. During his time at the University of Pisa, he was said to have possessed a high intelligence that was recognized early on, and his brilliance in being a military commander and battle tactician was respected by friends and foes alike. Almost all contemporary accounts of <mask> <mask> mention this intelligence, sometimes elaborated further by accounts made by allies and other times, but only briefly mentioned by those who most likely had a personal antipathy towards Cesare. He was able to win the loyalty of his troops and also his most trusted friend and "manservant",Micheletto Corella, with his personality. The Prince was written by Niccol Machiavelli, The Antichrist was written by Friedrich Nietzsche, Beyond Good and Evil was written by Friedrich Nietzsche, and the philosophy of the encounter was written by Theodor Adorno.He is voiced by a man. Francois Arnaud portrayed <mask> in The Borgias. <mask> was portrayed by Mark Ryder in Borgia. External links <mask> <mask>, Encyclopedia Britannica Diario de los Borja (Borgia) 1475 births 1507 deaths Cesare University of Perugia alumni Dukes of Urbino 16th-century

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texts: <mask>, also known as <mask>livian, is an American singer, songwriter, and guitarist based in Memphis, Tennessee. He was a founding member of the garage bands The Compulsive Gamblers and The Oblivians. Yarber contributed to: The End, Johnny Vomit & The Dry Heaves, The Knaughty Knights, South Filthy, The Cool Jerks, and The Limes. <mask> continues to write, record and tour as a solo artist. The Lone Ranger of Love was his seventh solo album. His own label, Mony Records, released the record. Johnny Vomit and the Dry Heaves <mask> began their professional music career in high school, appearing alongside high-school friend and future Squirrel Nut Zippers founder Jimbo Mathus in the Corinth, Mississippi, based Johnny Vomit & the Dry Heaves.<mask> was credited with playing drums in the outfit. Johnny Vomit & the Dry Heaves would go on to be one of Yarber's longest-running side projects, the song "Knick the Knife" on his latest Tennessee Tearjearkers album being a reworked version of a song performed in early Johnny Vomit jam sessions. The summer of 1987 was the end. <mask> moved to Memphis to play music with his cousin. A new wave 7-inch was released under the name The End after <mask> and his cousin played together. Cheap Time covered the tracks "You Never Called" and "People Talk" in 1984. <mask>'s first appearance on a record was on that vinyl single.<mask>'s cousin left town in 1989 after the two had differed musically. <mask>'s encounter with Greg Cartwright led to the formation of the Compulsive Gamblers. After the success of their next band, the Oblivians, the band was unable to get a record label to sign them. The Compulsive Gamblers reformed in the late 1990s and early 2000s, releasing two studio albums and a live album. The Oblivians were formed in 1993 as a side project to the Compulsive Gamblers and included future Goner Records founder, Eric Friedl. Writing and recording responsibilities were shared by members of the Oblivians. During live shows, each member supplied vocals, guitar work, and percussion.<mask> and Cartwright reformed the Compulsive Gamblers after leaving the Oblivians. The second incarnation of the Gamblers lasted from 1998 to 2003 when the band members went their separate ways. <mask> and Scott Bomar formed the Tearjearkers after a brief solo career. As Bomar became more involved with film scoring, <mask> began to take a more active role in the band, eventually taking over as lead writer after Bomar left. The band was rechristened the Tennessee Tearjerkers after <mask> took control. The Knaughty Knights, the Limes, and South Filthy were just a few of the side projects <mask> was involved in at the same time he was writing songs with the Tearjerkers. <mask> released "The Flip Side Kid" in 2007.<mask> self-released the vinyl under his own label, "Dirt Cheap Date." The Oblivians and The Gories had a dual reunion tour in the summer of 2009, with shows in Memphis and Detroit. The Oblivians have continued to play and released an album in 2015. So LowLP/CD and Bad MoodRisingLP/CD are <mask>blivian solo albums. "Running in a Rat Race" 7-inch was with the Compulsive Gamblers Singles. "Church Goin'" 7-inch (Lemon Peel Records, 1992) "Goodtime Gamblers" 7-inch (Boiler Room, 1995) There is a CD with the Natural Kicks Albums Natural Kicks CD."Scenestars.net" is Rock's Hero for the Rest of Us. June 9, 2007. Bob, Mehr. Lone Ranger of Love story 1967, births Living people Sympathy for the Record Industry artists American male singers from Mississippi

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texts: <mask> was an American stage, film, radio, and television actor, best known for his Oscar- and Golden Globe-winning portrayal of Willie Stark in All the King's Men. <mask>'s career had been limited to "B films" in supporting or character roles until All the King's Men. He used to describe himself as a "retired pugilist", but realized he didn't fit the role of a handsome leading man. As his grandparents were both vaudeville performers, <mask> was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. In the 1920s and 1930s, he appeared in films. Some of <mask>'s most memorable roles were in the Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers musicals Top Hat and Swing Time. William was working for Max Gordon.<mask> was accepted to Harvard College after graduating from Dean College in Franklin, Massachusetts. After only three weeks at Harvard, he dropped out of his job as a stevedore on the New York docks. <mask> had a time with the Marx Brothers in the radio comedy show Flywheel. He played a footballer in She Loves Me Not at the Adelphi Theatre in London in 1932. Early in his career, <mask> was stereotyped as a fast-talking tough guy and often played villainous parts. In 1937, he gained fame as a character in Men on Broadway. He began working in films after moving to Hollywood.<mask> made his film debut in Woman Chases Man. He missed out on reprising his stage performance in the film version of Of Mice and Men because he was in Start Cheering. He appeared in three "B" films. He played a good role in the Beau Geste. <mask> had a Beau Geste style role in The Real Glory. He appeared in two films, Eternally Yours and Slightly Honorable. Universal <mask>'s first starring role was in the "B", I Can't Give You Anything But Love, Baby".He had a part in Trail of the Vigilantes. He went back to Paramount for Texas Rangers Ride Again in the 40th century. <mask> was one of the leads in South of Tahiti and North to the Klondike. He co-stars with Robert Stack in Men of Texas, and he supported Edward G. Robinson in Larceny, Inc. <mask> was a member of the United States Army Air Corps during World War II. He was assigned to the armed forces network and was sent to Britain in 1944 as a sergeant. Prior to Miller and the band being shipped to England, he was an analyst on Miller's weekly program I Sustain the Wings.He had roles in Black Angel and Slave Girl with Yvonne de Carlo. The Time of Your Life was made by <mask> for James Cagney's company. He had a co-starring role in Bad Men of Tombstone with the King Brothers. Ronald Reagan and Viveca Lindfors were in Night Unto Night with <mask>. He was also in Anna Lucasta. In 1949, <mask> was cast as Willie Stark in All the King's Men, a film based on the popular novel, and he became a star. <mask> won the Academy Award for Best actor for his performance in the film.Columbia put <mask> under contract to make the film. He starred in Born Yesterday, directed by George Cukor, as well as co-starred with Glenn Ford in Convicted. The Mob starred <mask>. He starred in Scandal Sheet under the direction of Phil Karlson. The villain in Lone Star was borrowed from MGM by him. He was in a comedy called Stop, You're Killing Me. <mask> starred in The Last Posse and Last of the Comanches, both of which were filmed in Columbia.In Nunnally Johnson's Night People, he was borrowed by 20th Century Fox. <mask> and Glenn Ford were in Human Desire. He was used in Down Three Dark Streets and New York Confidential by Edward Small. <mask> played Rollo Lamar, the most violent convict in Big House, U.S.A., in 1955. In the film, <mask>'s character is so violent he commands the obedience of even the most violent and psychotic prisoners in the prison yard, including those portrayed by such famous tough-guy actors as Charles Bronson, William Talman, and Lon Chaney Jr. He received an offer in Italy to star in a movie. <mask> was offered the role of "Dan Mathews" in the police drama Highway Patrol, which dramatized law enforcement activities of the California Highway Patrol.Ten percent of gross receipts went to <mask> as per his contract with ZIV Television, which had a low budget of $25,000 per episode of Highway Patrol. The use of realistic, rapid-fire dialogue, stark film noir styled feel and <mask>'s convincing portrayal of a hard-as-nails police official helped make the show an instant success. During its four years of first-run syndication, Highway Patrol remained popular, and would continue in repeat on local stations across the United States for many years after. ZIV Television was among the few producers willing to accept the frequent challenges inherent with working with the hard-living and hard-drinking <mask>. Frederick Ziv admitted in an interview that <mask> could be a handful. Highway Patrol helped revive <mask>'s career and cement his tough-guy persona, which he used successfully in numerous movie and TV roles for the rest of his life. Between Heaven and Hell, directed by Richard Fleischer, was one of the films he appeared in during the series' run.<mask> quit Highway Patrol at the end of 1959 in order to make a film in Spain in order to get his drinking under control, because he was fed up with the show's busy shooting schedule. His role as John King in the Ziv series King of Diamonds was a failure and lasted only one season. Europe <mask> moved to Europe where he starred in La vendetta di Ercole, also known in the U.S. as "Goliath and the Dragon". <mask>'s run as Dan Mathews in Highway Patrol earned him two million dollars under his contract with ZIV, which eventually paid him in exchange for his agreement to sign for the pilot and subsequent production of a new ZIV production, King of Diamonds. After temporarily stopping drinking, <mask> was signed to play the role of John King in the diamond industry. King of Diamonds ran for one season before being canceled. <mask> returned to acting in motion pictures after the end of King of Diamonds.<mask> came back to television in 1970. He played the role of Dr. Peter Goldstone in The Interns from 1970 to 1971. He played J. Edgar Hoover in The Private Files of J. Edgar Hoover. He starred in several made-for-TV movies and made appearances on several TV programs. He wore his trademark fedora and black suit when he hosted a spoof of Highway Patrol on NBC's Saturday Night Live in 1977. Officer Poncherello pressed <mask> to give his trademark line from Highway Patrol, "Twenty-One- Fifty to Headquarters!", in an episode of CHiPs <mask> appeared as himself. The song "Ruff Rider" is dedicated to <mask> <mask> because of his ability to solve crimes in California by setting up a road block.<mask> worked in 140 motion pictures and television series during his career. In the 1977 film Smokey and the Bandit, <mask> is referenced in a scene where an Alabama State Patrol officer angrily confronts Sheriff Buford T. Justice and his damaged vehicle with its horn that won't stop. The trooper interrupted Justice when he started to introduce himself and barked, "I don't care if your name is <mask> <mask>!" <mask> made a brief appearance in the film A Little Romance in which he referred to his hard-drinking persona. His last role was as a film producer who was murdered in an episode of Simon & Simon. 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It was difficult for <mask> to perform certain scenes, such as when he had to exit a helicopter. <mask> broke his ankle exiting the helicopter and had to wear an ankle cast, which may be seen in some episodes. <mask>'s drinking increased during the filming of Highway Patrol, eventually resulting in several arrests and stops for driving under the influence of alcohol, which resulted in him having a suspended driving license. The California Highway Patrol embarrassment was due to <mask>'s habit of driving under the influence of alcohol and he was known as "Old 502" by the police. Guy Daniels, the show's creator, said that they had to get all the dialogue in by noon or they wouldn't get it done at all.<mask> bribed people to bring booze on the set. Officer Frank Runyon was used by the show to keep <mask> sober. I believe his license was suspended. The scenes had to be shot on private roads. The drinking strained the show's relationship with the CHP as well as <mask>'s relationship with ZIV. Stuart was a close friend of <mask>. When they were cast in an episode of Highway Patrol, they clicked upon each other.They became fast friends because of the hard financial times. When <mask> was low on cash, he would ask Whitman to play his character while he was drinking. He helped to cast <mask> in the movie. The production promised that <mask> would stay sober, and he did. <mask> was married three times. His first marriage was to actress Kay Griffith in 1940, and he had two sons with her, <mask> <mask> and Kelly Griffith <mask>. <mask> has a grandchild with his elder son, Christopher.<mask>'s first marriage was to Joan Tabor and they divorced in 1967. His last marriage was to Mary Alice Moore in 1973. <mask> died of a series of strokes at the age of 74. There are two stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, one for motion pictures at 6901 Hollywood Boulevard and the other for television at 6734 Hollywood Boulevard. His popularity on "Highway Patrol" led to him being memorialized in the poker game of Texas Hold 'em, in which a starting hand of 10-4 is a common police radio code. Filmography Woman Chases Man as Hunk Start Cheering, Biff Gordon Ambush as Randall Sudden Money, and Eddie Krator Beau Geste as Hank Miller Island of Lost Men. "Eternally Yours" was written by Don Burns and "I Can't Give You Anything But Love, Baby" was written by Michael G. 'Sonny' McGann.As Flood Slave Girl, she played Chips Jackson The Flame and as Krupp, he was a bewildered policeman. Kinsella Bad Men of Tombstone as William Morgan A Kiss in the Dark and Mr. Botts Night Unto Night as C.L. Shawn Anna Lucasta appeared in Frank All the King's Men, Willie Stark Cargo, Johnny Phelan Convicted, and George Knowland Born Yesterday. The Last Posse, Night People, Charles Leatherby Human Desire, Carl Buckley Down Three Dark Streets, and Charlie Lupo Big House were all played by Matt Trainor. King Eurystheus Square of Violence was played by King Eurystheus Square of Violence. O'Neal played the Special Effects Man Look What's Happened to Rosemary's Baby and the Sheriff Mayday in 40,000 Feet! The Private Files of J. Edgar Hoover, A Little Romance, and Gas Station were some of the roles played.

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texts: <mask> was an American author and folklorist. She was related to both <mask> and John R<mask>. Musick received a Bachelor of Science degree in Education from Kirksville State Teacher's College in 1919. Musick taught at Luana High School, Luana, Iowa, from September 1919 to June 1921, and at Garwin High School, Garwin, Iowa, from June 1922 to June 1922. She graduated with a Master of Science in mathematics from the State University of Iowa in 1928. Musick taught at a high school in La Crosse, Wisconsin, between 1923 and 1931. She taught for five years at Phoenix Union High School in Phoenix, Arizona, before returning to the Midwest to study at the State University of Iowa.Her interest in folklore developed here. She received a Doctor of Philosophy in 1943. She wrote a novel, "Hell's Holler," about the primitive conditions of her native Chariton River Valley and its tensions with the college of osteopathic medicine in Kirksville, Missouri. While the novel reflects on her grappling with her brief and unhappy marriage to an alcoholic artist, which ended in divorce in 1941, it draws heavily on events, people, and folk beliefs that surrounded her in her childhood. In 1942, <mask> began her college teaching career at Iowa's William Penn College, Oskaloosa, Iowa, and two years later she became a member of the faculty of Iowa Wesleyan College. After moving to West Virginia in 1946, she continued to teach until her retirement in 1967. She felt that the college needed courses on folk literature and that it was ripe for fieldwork in folklore.The college's first folklore course was inaugurated in 1948. In 1950 she revived the state's folklore society, which had been inactive since 1917, and in 1951 she became the founding editor of West Virginia Folklore. She wrote two folklore columns for the Times-West Virginian and became a public relations agent for West Virginia Folklore. She was a dramatist with community theater programs. She continued to write and publish folklore even though little of her fiction was published. Folk beliefs are woven into her fiction. Musick was a passionate activist on behalf of animals, Native Americans, and the environment, and she was an activist in her writings against mountaintop removal mining, acid rain, and other issues.On November 8, 1973, Dr. <mask> was diagnosed with spine cancer and died on July 2, 1974 at the age of 76. She allowed herself to be subjected to experimental treatments in the interests of medical progress. Her papers are located at the West Virginia Folklife Center. The library was renamed in her honor. <mask>'s 1943 novel, based on folklore of Adair County, Missouri, was published as a special issue of the Missouri Folklore Society Journal with illustrations by her brother. West Virginia University Library has a collection of folk tales from the state. The Journal of American Folklore has a story about a Missouri dance call.In 1946. Hoosier Folklore, 5 (March 1946), was titled, "Three Folksongs from Missouri." In 1946. Hoosier Folklore published "Iowa Student Tales" in September of 1946. 1947. The Folklore from West Virginia was published in Hoosier Folklore. 1947.The old album of William A. Larkin was published in the Journal of American Folklore. 1947. The Journal of American Folklore has a story about a snake. The Review of Ozark Folksongs was published in 1947. I was written by SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA. The Journal of American Folklore was published in 1960. 1948.Hoosier Folklore, 7 (March 1948), was titled, "West Virginia Folklore." 1948. The Old Cow died on, according to Hoosier Folklore. The review of Ozark Folksongs was published in 1949. I-III was written by Vance Randolph. The Journal of American Folklore was published in 1982. 1950.The children's rhyme from Missouri was written in the Journal of American Folklore. 1950. Thekeleton from a Homespunner's Closet was written in the manuscript of James S. Williams. Hoosier Folklore was published in October–December 1950. 1951. Midwest Folklore, 1,23-31, is titled "Folksong Hunters in Missouri." 1951."Juggin' Party Tales" was published in the Southern Folklore Quarterly. The Review of Ozark Folksongs was published in 1951. It was written by Vance Randolph. The Journal of American Folklore is a journal. The year 1952. The Journal of American Folklore has a collection of Indiana witch tales. The year 1952.Midwest Folklore, 2, 263- 267, "Omens and Tokens of West Virginia." The year 1956. There are European folklores in West Virginia. 1957. The Journal of American Folklore wrote about ballads and folksongs from West Virginia. 1957. Ballads and Folksongs from West Virginia: Part II was published in the Journal of American Folklore.1957. The man could ride lightning. Colorado Quarterly, 6, 1 was published in the summer of 1957. Midwest Folklore, 8, 21-28, is called "West Virginia Ghost Stories." 1960. There is a story about the trickster in West Virginia. 1963."Jesse James and the mortgage holders." The Colorado Quarterly was published in the Autumn of 1963. TheAppalachian Journal: A Regional Studies Review was published in 1974. There were 1, 271-76. The Show-Me Mountaineer: A Missourian Adopted by West Virginia was written by Judy Prozillo. 89-114. Judy Prozzillo is known as "<mask> <mask>" in the West Virginia Encyclopedia.pp. 229–233. There are letters and papers of <mask> <mask>, niece of <mask>.

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Ruth Ann Musick
Archie Musick
. Musick
Career Musick
Musick
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Ruth Ann
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Ruth Ann
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Pat Musick


texts: <mask> "Ted" <mask> was an American lawyer and politician. He was a United States Senator from Utah from 1959 to 1977. As the youngest of seven children, <mask> was born in Holladay, a suburb of Salt Lake City, Utah. His father was known as the "Father of high school athletics" in Utah. In 1929, he graduated from Granite High School, where he had been freshman class president, editor of the school newspaper, two-time state debate champion, and center on the football team. <mask> majored in speech and history at the University of Utah. He was the coach of the debate team at college.He graduated magna cum laude in 1933. He married the daughter of Charles H. Hart, and they had one daughter and three sons. <mask> was editor of The George Washington Law Review when he was at the George Washington University Law School. He was employed at the National Recovery Administration, the Resettlement Administration, and the Farm Credit Administration. He received a Juris Doctor degree in 1937. <mask> was a member of the legal staff of the Securities and Exchange Commission from 1937 to 1939. He opened a private practice in Salt Lake City and became a law clerk to a Utah Supreme Court justice.He was elected a judge of Salt Lake City's Municipal Court in 1940. He served in the judge advocate general's department in the European Theater during World War II. <mask> served as Salt Lake City's city judge until he resigned in 1950. He was the county attorney for Salt Lake County. He practiced law in the Moss & Hyde and Moss & Cowley firms. He lost the Democratic nomination for Governor of Utah in 1956 to L.C. Romney.<mask> ran for the U.S. Senate against two-term incumbent Arthur V. Watkins, a close ally of both the Eisenhower administration and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. <mask> won the election with less than 40 percent of the vote, despite local discontent with Watkins having chaired the committee that censured Senator Joseph McCarthy. Medicaid is a program to cover health care for low income people. <mask> was re-elected to a second term in 1964. He was re-elected to a third term in 1970. He gained national attention for his work on environmental, consumer, and health care issues. The Water Crisis was written by <mask> in 1967.He started investigations into the care of the elderly in nursing and retirement homes, and into physicians' abuses of the federal Medicaid program, after securing additional national parks for Utah. In 1976, as chairman of the U.S. Senate Subcommittee on Long-Term Care, Senator <mask> made a first-hand investigation of waste, fraud and mismanagement in the Medicaid program by posing as a patient and visiting the East Harlem Medical Center in New York City. Despite having no complaints of symptoms and having had his health checked by his own physician a month before, Senator <mask> was given a costly series of tests and was told to come back the next day for more unnecessary tests that were billed to the federal government. The first legislation to provide federal funding for hospice care programs was sponsored by <mask> and <mask>. The bill was not brought to a vote. Hospice was included in Medicare in 1982. In 1976, <mask> supported an amendment outlawing abortion.The Cigarette Labeling and Advertising Act of 1966 was sponsored by <mask>, who was the chairman of the Consumer Subcommittee of the Senate Commerce Committee. The Magnuson-Moss Act, the Toy Safety Act, the Product Safety Act, and the Poison Prevention Packaging Act were all sponsored by him. From 1973 to 1977 he was Chairman of the U.S. Senate Committee on Aeronautical and Space Sciences. <mask> ran for a fourth term against Orrin Hatch. Hatch criticized <mask>'s 18-year tenure in the Senate, saying "What do you call a Senator who's served in office for 18 years?" You call him home. Hatch argued that many Senators had lost touch with their electorate.Hatch held that seat for the next 42 years after he won the election by a wide margin. <mask> practiced law in Washington, D.C. and Salt Lake City. He is the last Democrat to represent Utah in the Senate. There are External links to <mask> at the Utah History Encyclopedia.

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Frank Edward
Moss
Frank Moss
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Frank Church
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texts: The name is <mask>. He was a Chinese philosopher, politician, and writer. He was a political advisor and official of the Han Dynasty, renowned for his foresight in martial and political matters. He was an early advocate of revocation of the heqin treaty. He compared the strengths and weaknesses of military tactics. In 169 BC, he advocated a policy to populate and defend frontier zones. He proposed that civilian migrants supported by the government could train as militia units while developing and cultivating remote regions which were often attacked by nomadic forces.He was executed when political rivalries at the imperial court convinced the emperor that his death would diminish the Rebellion of the Seven States. The Classic of History was one of the canons of Confucian philosophy. He was described as a Legalist by Eastern Han scholars despite being aware of the failures of the Qin Dynasty. The writings of Legalist philosophers such as Shang Yang and Shen Buhai influenced <mask>'s intellectual background. The 1st century AD Book of Han does not show any influence of Confucian social or ethical ideas. The imperial courts of Emperor Wen of Han and Emperor Jing of Han were served by Career <mask>uo. He was once called upon to serve as a high dignitary in studying with the elderly Master Fu, an academician who served the previous Qin Dynasty.Fu couldn't give lectures since he was too old. The Imperial Secretary is one of the three most senior posts in the central government. He knew a lot about politics, warfare, agriculture, economics, border defense, and frontier management. One of the first ministers to suggest to the emperor that the Han armies should have cavalry and chariots in order to match the nomadic Xiongnu to the north, was <mask>. He advocated the policy of using barbarians to attack barbarians, that is, incorporating surrendered Xiongnu horsemen into the Han military, a suggestion that was eventually adopted, especially with the establishment of dependent states of different nomads living on Han's frontiers. He was an early advocate of ending the heqin marriage alliance and tribute treaty with the Xiongnu, although he opposed it for practical reasons rather than the ideological position that superior sedentary Chinese culture should dominate over the northern nomads. Peace and stability were supposed to be guaranteed by the heqin agreement.The heqin agreement had failed to live up to its goals because the Xiongnu tribe and clan leaders had continued raiding and plundering along Han's borders. After the Battle of Mayi, the heqin treaty was abolished in favor of an offensive military strategy to break apart the Xiongnu Empire. The relative strengths of Xiongnu and Han battle tactics were compared in a memo that was presented to the throne in 169 BC. Compared to Chinese soldiers, the swift-riding Xiongnu horsemen were better prepared for rough terrain due to better stallions, better archery and better climates. He thought the Xiongnu cavalry was inferior when faced with the Han infantry and chariots. The superiority of Han iron armor and weapons over the Xiongnu's leather armor and wooden shields was emphasized by him. The Chinese crossbow and repeating crossbow was superior to the Xiongnu's bow.He believed that the Xiongnu would be decimated by the Han infantry. In his Rise of the Chinese Empire, historian Chun-shu Chang outlines the main points on frontier development embodied in the proposal of 169 BC. Some of the terms are spelled in Wade-Giles format. From historical records, it is clear that Emperor Wen approved of <mask>'s proposal and immediately enlisted people for service on the northern frontier. The government will provide houses and land for the immigrants since expeditionary soldiers from other parts of the empire do not understand the character and capacities of the Hsiung-nu. In border areas, the government will build walled cities that are protected by high walls, deep moats, catapults, and thorns. Each walled city will have an inner wall and an outer wall that are 150 paces apart.In order to detect the intrusion of enemies in the night, each residential area in the outer-wall area is to be surrounded byandy fields. Before the migrants arrive, the government will build houses and give farming tools. The government will provide winter and summer clothing and food to the migrants until they become self-sufficient. Anyone who stops a Hsiung-nu raid will be rewarded with half of what they recover from the enemy. First enlisted ordinary and pardoned convicts, then slaves given by their masters to purchase aristocratic ranks, and then all the commoners who want to go. They will be rewarded with ranks and their families will not have to pay taxes. frontier communities will be built that are tightly connected, mutually assisted, and military united against the barbarians.The system will be more effective than relying on garrison soldiers. Emperor Wen adopted some of the later amendments made by <mask>. Frontier cities will be close to water and good arable land. There will be two bedrooms and one living room in each house. There will be trees planted in the living area. Doctors and shamans will be hired by the government to take care of the immigrants' medical and religious needs. Five families will comprise a wo, to be headed by a chang, and ten families will comprise a li, to be headed by a chia-Shih.The leader will be chosen from among the migrants who are the most talented, able, and familiar with local conditions. All able men will receive military training in peacetime under their local unit leaders. All migrants will not be allowed to leave their localities. After Huo Qubing decimated the Xiongnu forces in the Hexi Corridor, the court policy was influenced by the memorial to the throne. The Jade Gate was colonized by the Han and provided access to the Western Regions of the Tarim Basin and Central Asia. Like his fellow gentry, <mask>uo had a certain level of contempt for the peasants and the merchant class. The average peasant family of five, including two adult males, would only be able to cultivate up to 100 mou (4.57 hectares or 11.3 acres).The records of the grand historian show that successful merchants who became wealthy in trade often invested their capital in land, joining the elite landholding class. The government's anti-merchant policies of raising taxes hardly affected those with great wealth while excessive taxation of peasants drove them from their plot of land and allowed merchants to move in. The yield from which does not exceed 100 shih is the area of their arable land. Farmers plant in the spring, weed in the summer, store in the winter, and cut undergrowth and wood for fuel and labor in the government. They can't avoid wind and dust in spring, heat in summer, rain in autumn, and cold and ice in winter. They can't afford a day's rest all year long. They have to welcome guests, see them off and mourn for the dead at the same time.They have to bring infants with them. Although they work hard, they still have to deal with floods and other disasters. If the orders are issued in the morning they must be prepared to pay taxes by the evening. Farmers have to sell their possessions at half price and those who are penniless have to borrow money. They have to sell fields and dwellings in order to pay back their loan. The lesser merchants sit in rows in the market stalls to buy and sell while the great merchants sit in stocks and make a lot of money. They lead an easy life in the cities.Commodities are sold at a double price to take advantage of the urgent demands of the government. They never engage in farming and their women don't tend silkworms, but they always wear embroidered and multicolored clothes and eat fine millet and meat. Without experiencing the farmers' sufferings, they make a lot of gains. They associate with kings and marquises. They try to surpass each other in using their profits because their power is greater than the official's. There are so many of them that they form long lines on the roads. They ride in well-built carriages and whip up fat horses, wear shoes of silk and trail white silk.Merchants take over farmers and vagrants drift from one place to another. The late Nishijima Sadao  (1919–1999), professor at the University of Tokyo, wrote about the contrast between the lives of farmers and merchants in Former Han. The central government tried to reduce in size and undermine the kingdoms in the Han Empire. When disgruntled kings of seven different kingdoms plotted rebellion against central authority, their political enemies at court used this as an excuse to persuade Emperor Jing to remove and eliminate <mask> to appease them. The execution of <mask> took place in 154 BC. When the King of Wu and his monarchical allies revolted against the Emperor, he realized that the claims of his political enemies were false. References Chang and Chun-shu.The year 2007. The Rise of the Chinese Empire: Volume II; Frontier, Immigration, and Empire in Han China was published in 130 B.C. A.D. 157. The University of Michigan Press. The year 1972 The first volume of Han Dynasty China is called Han Social Structure. Jack L. Dull edited it.The University of Washington Press published Seattle and London. There was a report in 2002. The Rise of Nomadic Power in East Asian History is about Ancient China and its Enemies. The Cambridge University Press. Cambridge History of China: Volume I: the Ch'in and Han Empires is about the development of the Confucian Schools. A.D. 220. Denis and Michaele edited it.The Cambridge University Press. The year 1986. The Cambridge History of China: Volume I: the Ch'in and Han Empires was published in 221 B.C. A.D. 220. Denis and Michaele edited it. Cambridge University Press. The year 1986.Cambridge History of China: Volume I: the Ch'in and Han Empires, 221 B.C. contains "The Economic and Social History of Former Han." A.D. 220, 545-607. Denis and Michaele edited it. Cambridge University Press. The year 1967. A study on trade and expansion in Han China. The University of California Press is in Berkeley.The 2nd century BC saw the executions of 154 people, many of them from the Han dynasty.

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Chao Cuo
Chao
Chao C
Chao
Chao
Chao
Chao C
Chao
Chao


texts: On 26 March 1552, at the age of 73, the third of the Ten Gurus of Sikhism, known as "Gurmukhi", became the Sikh guru. Before he became a Sikh, he heard his nephew's wife recite a hymn and was moved by it, but before he became a Sikh, he heard his nephew's wife recite a hymn and was moved by it, but before he became a Sikh, he heard his nephew's The second and current guru of the Sikhs was the daughter of Bibi Amro. In 1539, at the age of sixty, he met the guru and became a Sikh. The third guru of Sikhism was appointed before his death. The'manji system', a system that expanded and survives into the contemporary era, was introduced by the teachings of Guru who was an important innovator. He created a Pothi that helped create the Adi Granth.Bhai Jetha, the son-in-law of the leader of the Sikhs, was named as his successor by his father-in-law. On May 5, 1479 in Basarke village in what is now called Amritsar district of Punjab ( India), a child was born to mother and father. He married a woman named Mansa and they had four children. He had followed the Vaishnavism tradition of Hinduism. It is said to have gone on some twenty pilgrimages into the Himalayas. On a Hindu pilgrimage in 1539, he met a Hindu monk who asked him why he didn't have a guru. He heard the daughter of the Sikh Angad singing a hymn.She helped him learn about the second guru of Sikhism, who was younger than his own age, and he adopted him as his spiritual guru. He is famous in the Sikh tradition for waking up in the early hours and fetching water for his guru's bath, cleaning and cooking for the volunteers with the guru, as well as devoting much time to meditation and prayers in the morning. In 1552, <mask> named his successor, instead of naming his son. He died in 1574 in Goindwal Sahib and was cremated with the "flowers" (remaining bones and ash after the cremation) immersed into the water. The meaning of guru service, also known as guru sewa, was taught by the man himself. Both spiritual and ethical pursuits were emphasized by the guru. He encouraged his followers to wake up before the sun rises.A good Devotee should be honest, keep his mind in control, eat only when hungry, worship the Lord, make an honest living, and serve holy men. He told his follower to keep the image of the guru in their hearts. He discouraged veiling of women's faces as well as sati, a Hindu custom. He told the people to fight in order to protect people and for the sake of justice. The tradition of appointing manji (zones of religious administration with an appointed chief called sangatias), introduced the dasvandh system of revenue collection in the name of Guru and as pooled community religious resource, and the Influence Religious organization started the tradition of appointing manji (zones of The baoli at Goindval was modeled on the Indian tradition of dharmsala and became a Sikh pilgrimage center. The Mughal Emperor Akbar met Akbar.According to the Sikh legend, the guru suggested that Akbar sit on the floor and eat in the langar with everyone before their first meeting, since he didn't receive Akbar nor was Akbar directly ushered to him. Akbar, who sought to encourage tolerance and acceptance across religious lines, readily accepted the suggestion. After the conclusion of the Langar, Akbar sat in the congregation with the rest of the sangat and asked the guru a question. The Sikh hagiographies mention that the tax on Hindu pilgrims was repealed by Akbar. The rapturous hymn called "Anand Karaj", which literally means "blissful event", is a part of the ritual of Sikh marriage. During Sikh weddings, as well as at major celebrations, the Anand hymn is sung. At the naming of a Sikh baby and during a Sikh funeral, parts of the "Anand hymn" are read in Sikh temples.There is a section of the composition that is printed on pages 917 to 922 of the Adi Granth and set to the "Ramkali" raga. A linguistic mix of Panjabi and Hindi languages reflects the upbringing and background of the author. The freedom from suffering and anxiety, the union of the soul with the divine, is celebrated in the hymn. Smriti and Shastra talk about the good and the bad, but they don't have a guru and it's the grace of the guru that awakens the heart and devotion. The life of a householder and constant inner devotion to the One are celebrated in the hymn. Building of temples and places where Sikhs could gather together on festivals such as Maghi, Diwali and Vaisakhi was encouraged by the Sikh tradition. He required his disciples to gather together for prayers and communal celebrations in the autumn and spring of the year after the harvest in India.The site of the Golden Temple was chosen because it was the location of a special temple, which was inaugurated by the Sikh Emperor. The Golden Temple has evolved into the contemporary "Harimandir Sahib", or the temple of Hari. In Sikhism, it is the most sacred pilgrimage site. The influential features, pilgrimages, festivals, temples and rituals that have been an integral part of Sikhism can be traced back to the time of the guru. The first edition of Sikh scripture, known as the Adi Granth, was written under the fifth Sikh Master, who was also known as Goindwal Pothi. The Government of India's Films Division produced a 1979 documentary film about the life and teachings of the guru. There are also references to Bhakti Bhakti movement <mask>am Granth Japji.

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Guru Angad
Das


texts: A Chinese author, reporter, musician, and poet named <mask> was born on June 16, 1958. He was imprisoned for being a critic of China's Communist regime. Several of his books, which are collections of interviews with ordinary people from the lower rungs of Chinese society, were published in Taiwan and Hong Kong but are banned in mainland China. The same year as The Great Leap forward, <mask> was born. He was close to death during the famine of The Great Leap forward. During the Chinese Cultural Revolution, his father was branded a counter-revolutionary. The divorce was filed to protect the children.His mother was arrested for trying to sell coupons on the black market. He traveled around the country after high school. He read banned Western poets in his spare time. He was getting published in literary magazines. He worked for a newspaper after failing the university entrance exams. He was hired as a state writer by the Chinese Ministry of Culture. In Spring 1989, two magazine companies took advantage of the relaxed politics and carried long poems by Liao.He called the system paralyzed and eaten away by a collective leukemia in his poems. He was questioned and searched after the poems were deemed anti-communist. The poem "Massacre" was written after hearing about the Tiananmen Square protests. He used Chinese chanting and howling to invoke the spirits of the dead when he made an audiotape and read the poem. The sequel to "Requiem" was made by <mask> and friends. He was arrested as he boarded a train. His wife and six friends were arrested separately.A four-year sentence was given to <mask>. He was placed on a blacklist. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 He was known as the big crazy. He learned to play the Xiao from a fellow prisoner. He began interviewing other prisoners. His wife and daughter left him when he was released from prison, and his former literary friends kept their distance.He lived as a homeless street musician in Chengdu. After his release, <mask> wrote a book about his time in prison. The work was going to be translated into German in 2010. The Fall of the Holy Temple was an anthology of underground poems from the 1970s. One of China's vice premiers claimed that the attempt to overthrow the government was supported by anti-China groups. Interviews with People from the Bottom Rung of Society was published in Taiwan in 2001. The book consists of transcribed interviews with people on the margins of Chinese society, from "hustlers to drifters, outlaws and street performers, the officially renegade and the physically handicapped, those who deal with human waste and with the wasting of humans, artists and shamans, crooks,The book can be found on Chinese file sharing websites. He was arrested several times for conducting illegal interviews and exposing the dark side of the Communist Party. In 2003 a French translation of some of these interviews appeared. The English translation of 27 of the interviews was published in 2008. Frulein Hallo und der Bauernkaiser was translated into German in 2009. He signed the Charter 08 of his friend Liu Xiaobo, although he says of himself that he is not interested in politics, just in his stories. In May 2008, after the Sichuan earthquake, Liao went to the disaster region and interviewed survivors fighting corrupt officials.The material was published in Hong Kong in 2009. The French translation of the Journal d'une tragédie appeared in 2010. After being denied permission to leave the country many times, he wrote an open letter to the Chancellor of Germany. He was allowed to leave the country for the first time. He accepted invitations to literary festivals in Germany, including an event in Cologne. He gave interviews and held readings. He drank hard liquor and played the flute on stage.On 4 June 2010, the international literature festival berlin held a worldwide reading for <mask> <mask> in order to commemorate the massacre of Tiananmen Square and to admonish China's human rights record. Prior to his departure from China, he lived under police watch and supported himself with the royalties from his books published abroad. I originally planned to leave for the United States on April 4 in order to make a publicity tour for my book God is Red. The police banned me from leaving China on March 28th. I had originally planned to travel to San Francisco, Chicago, Boston, New York, Washington and other cities and to give lectures, readings and musical performances at Harvard, Yale and other universities as well as participate in the New York Literary Festival where I was to make a speech and perform. All this has been canceled. My new book is going to be published in Australia.My plan to travel from the United States to Australia has also been canceled. I have been closely watched since I returned from Germany last year. The police have made me drink tea many times. My writing has been interrupted many times. I was forbidden to travel abroad again because of national security reasons. I have tried to travel abroad 16 times over the last ten or so years. I failed 15 times.I would like to thank you all for your concern over the years. On July 6, 2011, <mask> <mask> Liao arrived in Germany after crossing the border with Vietnam. He received a Human Rights Watch Hellman-Hammett Grant. The Independent Chinese PEN Center gave him a Freedom to Write Award. He wasn't allowed to attend the award ceremony in Beijing. He received the German Geschwister-Scholl-Preis and the Peace Prize of the German Book Trade in 2011. China is the source of global disasters and an "ever-expanding garbage dump" according to a speech at the prize ceremony."For the peaceful well-being of all humanity, this empire must break apart", he said at the end of his speech. Books Bullets and Opium: Stories of China after the Great Massacre is one of the works on the list. Ein zeugenbericht aus chinesischen Gefngnissen. The treatment of political prisoners in a prison after June 4, 1989 is described in testimonials. Interviews with the Lower Strata of Chinese Society were banned by the Chinese Communist Party Propaganda Department and the PRC Government's Publications Office. The first volume of China's Unjust Court Cases was published by the Laogai Foundation. China's Unjust Court Cases  Volume 2, Laogai Foundation, Washington, 2005 D.C. Black Literary Treasury is an edited book.The Last of China's Landlords was published in Hong Kong and Washington D.C. in April 2008. The website www.laogai.org was in Taiwan in 2009. God is Red, an English translation of Shepherds of the Far East, will be published in the United States in August 2011. The French edition of Chinese  in Taiwan was published in 2010. God is Red has a collection of accounts of persecution of Christians in China since 1949 and a book about the experiences of political prisoners in the early 1990s. Poems "The Yellow City" (1989) "Idol" (1989) "Massacre" (1989) References External links and further reading Michael Day's collection of articles on and translation of the poetry of <mask> <mask> of the 1980s and early 1990s. The speech for the Freedom to Write award was planned.The Paris Review had an interview with <mask> <mask> in Summer 2008 and Summer 2009. The Tiananmen massacre took place 20 years ago. Brian Awehali wrote dangerous words in the spring of 2011. A series of in-person interviews were conducted in 2010. "Walking Out on China" opinion by <mask> <mask> was published in The New York Times on September 14, 2011.

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Liao Yiwu
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texts: During the 1920s and 1930s, <mask> played for the New York Yankees in Major League Baseball. Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, and Bob Meusel were part of the famed "Murderers' Row" Yankee batting lineup of the late 1920s. <mask> was raised in San Francisco. At the age of 18, he began to play baseball professionally after dropping out of school to work with his father. After playing in minor league baseball, <mask> joined the Yankees. He was on the original American League All-Star team. He was nicknamed "Poosh 'Em Up" by Italian-speaking fans because he hit a home run.One of only 14 major league baseball players to hit for the natural cycle and the only one to complete it with a grand slam is <mask>. He holds the American League record for the most runs in a game with 11 on May 24, 1936. He was the first major league player to hit two grand slams in one game. In 1991, the Veterans Committee of the National Baseball Hall of Fame inducted Lazzeri. On December 6, 1903, <mask> was born to Julia and Augustine, who had left Italy. They lived in San Francisco. He worked as a boilermaker.At the age of 15, <mask> was kicked out of school. He started working with his father, earning $4.50 a day. He trained to become a prizefighter and played baseball. A friend of <mask> persuaded the Salt Lake City Bees of the Pacific Coast League to allow him to try out for the team in 1922. In current dollar terms, <mask> made $250 a month as a utility infielder. He was demoted to the Peoria Tractors of the Illinois–Indiana–Iowa League after batting.192 in 45 games. After batting.248 with 14 home runs in 135 games for Peoria, he was recalled to Salt Lake City.In 1924, <mask> played for the Bees and hit.285 with 16 home runs. Lewis demoted <mask> to the Lincoln Links of the Western League, where he hit.329 with 28 home runs in 82 games. Returning to Salt Lake City under a new manager in 1925, <mask> hit.355 with 60 home runs and 222 runs batted in, the most in baseball history. He became one of four Pacific Coast League hitters to have had a 30 home runs, 30 stolen bases season, along with Joc Pederson, Frank Demaree, and Lefty O'Doul. Salt Lake City had an agreement with the Cubs, but they passed on <mask> due to his illness. The Cincinnati Reds did not pass on <mask>. Ed Barrow, the Yankees' general manager, was convinced by Bill Essick to sign <mask>.After receiving confirmatory reports from other scouts, Barrow agreed to ensure that <mask>'s insurance policy would cover his illness. Barrow purchased the rights to Frank Zoeller and Mack Hillis from Salt Lake City in exchange for the rights to the New York Yankees. The contract was worth $5,000 in current dollar terms. A member of the Yankees, <mask> made his major league debut in 1926. <mask> was moved to second base. The double play combination was put together by Huggins. He played all 155 games in his first season and hit 18 home runs.He was third in the American League in home runs behind Babe Ruth and Al Simmons, and tied for third with George Burns. The Yankees lost to the St. Louis Cardinals in the World Series. In the seventh of the deciding game, Alexander struck out Lazzeri to save the series for the Cards. The 1927 Yankees were known as "Murderer's Row" due to their strength in their batting lineup. He was third in the American League in home runs. The Yankees defeated the Pirates in the 1927 World Series after finishing the season with a win-loss record. Billy Evans asked baseball experts to name the best second baseman in the American League.He was in danger of ending his season because of a muscle injury. The Yankees won the 1928 World Series because of a key double hit by <mask> off Alexander. Joe Judge was tied for third place in Most Valuable Player voting, with the award being won by Mickey Cochrane, despite the games he missed. In 1929, <mask> had a career-high batting average. He hit two home runs in the World Series for the Yankees. The first MLB All-Star Game was played in 1933, and <mask> was a part of it. He injured his knee during the 1934 season.The American League single-game record was set by <mask> on May 24, 1936. He had six home runs in a row and seven in a row. He hit a grand slam in the 1936 World Series. The Yankees defeated the New York Giants in the deciding run of the 1937 World Series. He was a member of the Yankees from 1937 to 1937 and averaged 99 runs, 14 home runs, 96 RBIs and 12 stolen bases, as well as seven seasons with over 100RBI and five seasons batting.300 or higher. The Yankees won six American League titles and five World Series titles during this period. The Yankees released <mask> after the 1937 season.He was a player-coach for the Cubs in the 1930s. The Cubs won the NL championship and appeared in the World Series against the Yankees, which the Yankees won. After the Cubs released him, he signed with the Brooklyn Dodgers. He was released by the Dodgers on May 13 after batting.283 in 14 games. The New York Giants signed <mask> to replace George Myatt and Lou Chiozza at third base. He was released on June 7. He managed the Toronto Maple Leafs of the International League for the remainder of the 1939 season and the entire 1940 season.He played for the San Francisco Seals in 1941 and was released after the season. He was the manager of the Cubs of the Piedmont League. In 1943, <mask> was the player-manager of the Barons of the Eastern League and he had a.270 batting average in 58 games. He was told to quit after the season. Maye Janes was married to <mask> before the 1923 season. David Anthony <mask> was the only child of the couple. Death <mask> died at the age of 42 from a fall that the coroner said was caused by a heart attack in his Millbrae, California home.Many believe that the fall was caused by an epileptic seizure, rather than a heart attack. Legacy Although his offensive production was overshadowed by historic accomplishments of teammates such as Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig and Joe DiMaggio, <mask> is still considered one of the top hitting second basemen of his era. The team's most valuable player was <mask>. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Despite hitting 60 home runs in an extended PCL season in 1925, Lazzeri never hit more than 18 home runs in a major league season. The American League record for most runs in a game is held by Lazzeri, who hit 11 in a game on May 24, 1936. He has a major league record of 15 in a row, one more than Rudy York and Sammy Sosa.He set major league records of six home runs in three consecutive games and seven in four consecutive games. The three-game record was topped by Shawn Green of the Dodgers, while the four-game mark was broken by the Pittsburgh Pirates. The last home run of the natural cycle was a grand slam by <mask> on June 3, 1932. <mask> was elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame by the Veterans Committee. List of Major League Baseball career triples leaders List of Major League Baseball career runs batting in records List of Major League Baseball players to hit for the cycle List of Major League Baseball hitters with two grand slams in one game

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texts: A member of the German Resistance against Hitler, <mask> was a German Franciscan priest. Gereon Karl Goldmann was one of seven children of <mask> and his wife, Margarethe, who were born in 1916. <mask>'s family moved to Cologne after his wife's death in 1924. The Jesuits run the Bund Neudeutschland, a Catholic youth association. The group did charitable works in the city and countryside. They used to engage in vicious street battles against the Hitler Youth group. Goldmann entered a seminary in 1936.<mask> was commissioned as a lieutenant in the Wehrmacht after completing his seminary education in philosophy. When World War II began, he was transferred to a Waffen SS training unit. The Anti-Christianity rampant in the Waffen SS was described in his memoirs. <mask> was transferred back to the Wehrmacht in disgrace after sending a protest to Himmler. He was charged with high treason after speaking of his hatred for Nazism. He was acquitted of the death penalty after being court martialled. He was moved to the Eastern front.<mask> was sent to France in the winter of 1943 after being arrested again, and then to Sicily in the summer of 1943. He was approached by a career diplomat while on a home leave in Germany. To Goldmann's horror, von Trott zu Solz identified himself as a member of a secret organization formed to assassinate Hitler and dismantle Nazi Germany. Goldmann was offered the chance to save Germany from its disgrace. Goldmann was acquitted by the court-martial due to the influence of the German Resistance. Goldmann said he couldn't go back on his word because he had taken the soldier's oath. I am also a Christian, as are those who are with me.Since we are Christians, we can't violate the allegiance we owe God. We need to break our word because he has broken many agreements and still is doing it. Goldmann, if only you knew what I know. There is only one way to go. If we don't act soon, it will be too late. Think about it until tonight. Goldmann said his terms were acceptable.He was a carrier of secret dispatches for the 20 July Plot. He went to Rome in January 1944. The German Ambassador to the Vatican was sympathetic to the Resistance and arranged an audience for Goldmann with the Pope. Goldmann was granted special permission by the Pope to become a priest without studying theology for three years. The prisoner of war Goldmann was captured by the British Army and sent to a POW camp in Morocco and then to French Algeria. He became a priest in the church of Notre Dame de Rivet on June 24, 1944, near the POW camp in Algeria. He was a chaplain in a camp at Ksar es Souk from August 1944 to the end of 1945.According to <mask>'s memoirs, many of the inmates at Ksar es Souk were convinced that the Nazis were a traitor. They accused him of trying to escape prosecution by becoming a priest. Goldmann was arrested by the French at the end of 1945. He was sentenced to death by firing squad at Meknes. Pope Pius XII interceded on Goldmann's behalf just before the scheduled execution, declaring that the charges were false. <mask>'s conviction was overturned after his execution was delayed. After his release in 1947, he returned to Fulda.The war crimes charges were dropped after he revealed his involvement in the 20 July Plot. He began working with youth after studying theology for a year. Goldmann went to Japan to head the parish of St Elizabeth in the poverty-ridden Itabashi district. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Two churches, numerous houses, hospitals, a holiday centre for families, and a community centre were built by him. In 1965, Emperor Hirohito honoured him with the Order of Good Deeds, the highest award given by the state for social work. He extended his charitable works to India as well.Goldmann was in poor health when he returned to Germany in 1994. Fr. Goldmann died at the Franciscan monastery in Fulda at the age of 86. The Federal Republic of Germany has an Order of Merit. <mask>'s later work in Japan was described in an appendix in the 2000 edition of this autobiography. There were people from Schwalmstadt who were involved in the German Resistance, as well as people from Hesse-Nassau Waffen-SS personnel who received Crosses of the Order of Merit.

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texts: Andrew is a footballer who played for Wales, New England Revolution, Crystal Palace and St. Mirren. When the rules of eligibility for senior international recognition were changed, he gained full senior international recognition. He played in the United States, Scotland, and England. He was a star on Boston University's soccer team and moved to the US to attend the school. In the 2004 MLS SuperDraft, he was drafted 58th overall by the New England Revolution, and made the team's 2004 developmental roster. In a 3–1 loss against San Jose Earthquakes on 17 April 2004, <mask> made his debut for New England. In his first season with the Revs, <mask> scored two goals and had an assist, evincing an attacking flair.He played in all 32 games for the Revs in 2006 and scored 6 goals and assisted on 10 others. When many Revolution players missed time due to injury, suspension, or international duty, <mask> was forced to play many roles and positions. His diligence and creativity on the attack gained the attention and respect of many around the league, and he was named the 2006 "Man of the Year" by the Midnight Riders, the Revolution's independent supporters group. Contract negotiations with New England fell through despite <mask> wanting to re-sign. St Mirren signed a player. Jay Heaps said that he was 'world class' when he joined St Mirren. He didn't know the location of the club when he joined St Mirren.He made his debut during a home league match against Motherwell in January 2008, and provided an assist in a 3–1 victory. He scored against them in a 1–1 draw one month later, after scoring a winning goal against them in a Scottish Cup replay. Many teams were interested in bringing him into their side because of his performances for St Mirren. The teams that were known to be interested were the Blades and the Trotters. The club option of an extra year was exercised in March 2009, after he was voted ScottishPL player of the month for February 2009, and another player of the month for April 2009. In regards to his transfer speculation, he stated that he doesn't pay attention to it, and that he's happy at St Mirren, while the manager said he would only allow him to leave for $1 million. Billy Mehmet and <mask> finished the season with 12 goals each.However, the following season, <mask> couldn't re-produce his form of the previous campaign and was unable to rediscover his goal scoring form; but still, other clubs were watching him. After coming off in the first half of a 3–1 loss against Celtic, he was ruled out for six weeks with a hamstring injury. In the next meeting against Celtic, <mask> scored two goals in a 4–0 win. MacPherson praised the players, including himself. In the three games in April, <mask> scored three goals. Billy Mehmet had 12 goals in all appearances and was the league's top scorer. At the end of the season, <mask> decided to leave St Mirren and join Championship side Pompey, ending a two-year association with the club.After his contract at St Mirren expired, he moved to England to join Crystal Palace. On the opening day of the season, <mask> made his debut in a 3–2 win overLeicester City, and two months later, he scored his first goal in a 4–3 loss againstPreston. However, he made a slow start to life with the Eagles and soon dropped out of the Palace first-team after the sacking of George Burley. Despite being expected to end the next season, <mask>'s contract was terminated by mutual consent. His second season in south London saw him limited to appearances for Palace's reserve team, and so he made the move to League Two side Bristol Rovers on a loan deal in November 2011. He made his debut for the club in the FA Cup on November 12th, seven days after he made his league debut. It was extended by a further month.He signed for the rest of the season on January 27th. After scoring his first goal in a 1–0 win over Rotherham United, <mask> spoke out about his frustration at wanting to get playing time. During his loan spell, he experienced playing under three different managers, but he saw the positive side of this. <mask> scored his second goal in a 5–1 win over Stanley at the end of the season. After clarifying his future with Crystal Palace, he did not rule out returning to the club. Return to New England was re-signed by New England Revolution. Although he was born in England of English parents, he grew up in Wales and represented the Welsh schools team.He has lived in the United States for over seven years and is interested in playing for the United States or gaining American citizenship. He was a two-time All-New England player at Boston University. Although he considers himself to be Welsh, he was not eligible to play for Wales because he was born in England and not in Wales. The changes that allowed players with 5 years compulsory education in a country before the age of 16 to represent that country made <mask> eligible to represent Wales. When he was included in the squad to play against Scotland in November 2009, he was playing club football in Scotland. He was on the bench for the whole game. The Wales national football team played Croatia on May 23, 2010 at the Stadion Gradski.Michael Owen is the person <mask> says he admires the most. Owen and the late Gary Speed attended the same high school. His brother is a player. He is a domestic player for MLS roster purposes because he holds a US green card. The New England Revolution won the Lamar Hunt US Open Cup in 2007. The players are from Crystal Palace F.C. The players are from Bristol Rovers F.C.English expatriate soccer players in the United States are being drafted by the New England Revolution.

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texts: The Member of Parliament for Luton South was born in 1981 and served from 2010 to 2019. Change UK was formed by <mask> after he defected from the Labour Party. He became an Independent politician and was defeated at the election, coming third with 9.3% of the vote. Margaret Moran stood down as the Labour candidate in 2010 after controversy over her expenses. Ed Miliband appointed <mask> as a Shadow International Development Minister. He left the opposition front bench in September of 2015 due to political differences. He lost a motion of no confidence from his party.Change UK was formed after <mask> resigned from Labour. He became an independent MP in June of 2019. He lost his seat in the United Kingdom general election. <mask> was educated at two state schools, Icknield Primary and Icknield High School. He was the head boy. He obtained a degree in social and political sciences at a college in Cambridge. <mask> was the leader and pastor of the City Life Church.In May 2010 he was elected in Luton South, with a majority of 2,329 votes (5.5%) over the Conservative candidate, and with the journalist and broadcaster Esther Rantzen a distant fourth. He was appointed to the transport select committee after being appointed to the Shadow Secretary of State for Justice. He was promoted to Shadow Minister at the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs in March 2011. He was a member of the Christians on the Left. He was not opposed to the introduction of same-sex marriage. He lied about how legally robust safeguards were put in place to prevent religious groups from being forced to carry out ceremonies, but he did not block the legislation and voted for its implementation in later divisions. He was made a Shadow Minister of State in the October 2013 reshuffle.Policy on Asia, Latin America and the Middle East, as well as responsibility for policy on climate change, inequality, violence against women and girls, were covered in his brief. As part of his Shadow Ministerial role, <mask> traveled to Palestine, Pakistan, El Salvador and the United Nations. The All-Party Parliamentary Group on Prostitution and the Global Sex Trade has been chaired by <mask>. He was a member of the group on Kashmir, East-West Rail and Human Trafficking and Modern Day Slavery. The APPG on Prostitution and the Global Sex Trade published a report on the legal state of prostitution in England and Wales. The first major cross-party report on the issue since the mid 1990s was the result of a year-long consultation. A wholesale review of the existing legal settlement on prostitution was advocated by the report.In the foreword to the APPG's report, <mask> wrote, "We recommend a shift in the burden of criminality from those who are the most marginalised and vulnerable to those that create the demand in the first place." The Advertising Standards Authority stopped the Christian group "Healing on the Streets of Bath" from making explicit claims that prayer can heal because of a letter signed by three MPs. The letter said that the healing did not work. Right-wing nationalist groups such as Britain First and the English Defence League have been criticized by <mask>. He drew attention to the high costs of policing demonstrations by the EDL, and spoke at rallies against the EDL's presence in Luton. The Labour leader's campaign was supported by <mask> after the May 2015 general election. The vote of no confidence in <mask> was passed at a meeting of the Labour Party.The motion was passed with 33 votes in favor and five abstentions. At a local Labour Party meeting last night a motion of no confidence in me was passed. It doesn't change anything about my role as Labour MP for Luton South. The Independent Group and The Independents were formed in protest at the leadership of the Labour Party. The Independent Group said there were disagreements over the handling of the departure from the EU and the handling of anti-Semitism within the Labour party. He became an independent MP in June of 2019. <mask> was a founding member of The Independents.He was an independent candidate in the United Kingdom general election, but lost his seat and came third. His political interests include child poverty, student funding, and debt reduction. He became a Director and Chief Executive Officer of Cardeo in 2020. The company closed a funding round in June of 2021. He was married to a woman he met at the University of Cambridge, but announced in 2016 that they had divorced. They have a daughter. External links 1981 births Living people Independent members of the House of Commons of the United Kingdom

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texts: Deborah Anne Dyer, also known as <mask>ie, <mask> was featured as one of the cover stars of Classic Rock magazine's special "She Rocks" issue and was honoured with the Inspirational Artist Award at the Music Week Awards. She was on the cover of Kerrang. There was a magazine in November. Mavis Bayton, author of Frock Rock, stated that "women like Skin, Natacha Atlas, Yolanda Charles, Mary Genis, and Debbie Smith are now acting as crucial role models for future generations of black women".Deborah Ann was born in London to Jamaican parents. Her father worked on oil rigs. Her mother worked in the environmental department. Her parents were very strict. At the age of 6, she moved with her grandfather in a two-up two-down in Long Acre, who ran a nightclub in the basement, and she mentions there was always music and rum. She wanted to be a pianist when she was a child. She said she loved the "intricacy and complexity of Shakespeare's play" after reading it at the age of 14.The band's biggest hit was the single "Weak", which sold more than 4 million copies worldwide. In 2001 she embarked on a solo career and reformed the band in 2009. <mask> had a solo career after the split of Skunk Anansie. The album was toned down from her previous work and did not get the same attention from her fans. She grew her hair into a boyish crop. Two singles from the album were released in the UK, "Trashed" and "Faithfulness". "Lost", a double A-side with " Getting Away with It", was a planned third single but was pulled shortly before release; promo CDs were sent out to radio stations but it received no play.The album's success was greater in Europe. It peaked at number 6 in the album chart in Italy and 18 in Germany. <mask> went on to perform around Europe. She supported the European leg of Placebo's world tours. After touring, she began to record her second album, Fake Chemical State, which was released for sale on March 20, 2006 followed by a new single, "Just Let the Sun." "Alone in My Room" was the first single to be issued from this album. "Alone in My Room" was <mask>'s first solo tour in two years and began in Berlin in November 2005.She shaved her head again, returning to the look she had when she was younger. The "Fake Chemical State" tour was <mask>'s next solo outing. It started in Glasgow. She performed at many festivals around Europe, including Rock Werchter in Belgium. She performed on the main stage. She announced in February 2008 that she was working with two other people on a side project. Her song "Tear Down These Houses" was a part of the soundtrack to Parlami d'Amore.In Medici: Masters of Florence, she sings in the opening musical piece "Renaissance". When Damian Lazarus gave <mask> a mixer in 2009, she moved into the genre of electronic music. She began her DJ career under the name D-Dyer and has been doing so for the past decade. She plays at classic venues such as Output in New York, Sound Nightclub in LA and Fabric in London. The Breed EP was released by <mask> and Nicole on Nicole's Mood Records. "Don't Talk To Me I'm Dancing" is one of the tracks. She was a DJ at Carl Cox's Revolution in Ibiza, as well as releasing techno music under the guise of Juvenal.<mask> appeared in the UK version of The Masked Singer as a duck. She was eliminated in episode six. It Takes Blood and Guts was published by Simon & Schuster in September 2020. On 18 October 2020, <mask> began presenting a Sunday-night radio show. <mask> graduated with a degree in Interior Architecture & Design from Teesside Polytechnic in 1989 and received a Master of Arts degree from Teesside University in 2000. <mask> is bisexual. She entered into a civil partnership with the daughter of a billionaire.The couple separated in 2015. <mask> got engaged to Rayne Baron in September 2020. The couple announced in June that they are expecting a child. In January of 2021, <mask> became the Chancellor of the University. The rise in racism, labour shortage and impoverishment of British culture have been talked about in numerous interviews by <mask> since the United Kingdom voted to leave the European Union. She was made an Officer of the Order of the British Empire for her services to music.

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